This post was updated June 14 at 1:27 p.m. As students in the class of 2024 prepare their caps and gowns for graduation, they reflect on the numerous events which shaped their college experience. Read more...
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With almost two million public posts tagged with #ucla, UCLA topped Harvard, Yale and numerous institutions across the nation as most “Instagrammable” campus as of October 2023, according to KTLA. Read more...
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Joining student-led business clubs is a common first step for Bruins interested in consulting and finance careers. The recruitment process for jobs in business fields can involve many steps and requires knowledge of the inner workings of the industry. Read more...
Photo: The entrance to the John E. Anderson Graduate School of Management building is pictured. The rise of student-led business clubs has helped UCLA develop prominence in competitive business sectors despite not having an undergraduate business program. (Daily Bruin file photo)
Niche ranks UCLA as the top school in California for student life, as each day on campus, students are met with countless fundraisers, pop-ups, events and activities to enjoy. Read more...
Photo: Students visit various setups for clubs at the annual Enormous Activities Fair. Events such as those hosted by clubs can be hard to sort out for students on UCLA’s campus, which often sees numerous events taking place every day. (Daily Bruin file photo)
Nostalgia has the powerful ability to connect people to their needs and sense of self, a theme presented even as far back as the tale of Greek mythological character Odysseus, according to the Society for Classical Studies. Read more...
Photo: Students sit on the grass near Janss Steps. Different students who hail from places inside and outside of Westwood may experience feelings of nostalgia differently as a positive attachment to home or a way to reflect on one’s personal journey. (Daily Bruin file photo)
The American education system is working to make colleges and universities more equitable by becoming minority-serving institutions, which aim to serve specific minority groups with various resources and opportunities. Read more...
This post was updated Nov. 30 at 10:15 p.m. With the Undergraduate Students Association Council funding students’ complimentary access to The New York Times, Bruins will now have free access to the site for the 2023-2024 academic year. Read more...
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